Meanings of kilolitre in English

Estimates state that iceberg water would be valued at R28 per kilolitre.

If you add just 1 kilolitre to that, it will be a disaster.

The city will buy the water at a cost of around R30 per kilolitre.

Sorek will sell water to the Israeli water authority for 2.00 NIS which is around R7 per kilolitre.

Last year, Japan produced only 90 kilolitres of biomass ethanol at government-backed test plants.

The Egyptians already have a deficit in their water supply of about 10bn kilolitres.

All oil volumes are in thousands of kilolitres, while LNG and coal volumes are in thousands of tonnes.

He points out how they used to consume roughly 3.5 kilolitres per square metre.

Crude and fuel oil volumes are in thousands of kilolitres, while LNG and coal volumes are in thousands of tonnes.

Indonesia's subsidised fuel consumption was 45.1 million kilolitres or about 284 million barrels in 2012.

Now, that number is only 2.6 kilolitres, Devernish knows there is still a long way to go though.

The Chinese brewer said overall beer sales volume fell 1.5 percent year-on-year to 6.2 million kilolitres during the period.

This is set at 6 kilolitres a month per household and should be available within 200 metres of the household.

The government has forecast total biodiesel consumption is 1.6 million kilolitres this year, rising to a target of 4 million in 2016.

The consumption of subsidised diesel oil is expected to be 11.2 million kilolitres in 2010, compared with 11.6 million kilolitres in 2009.

Beer sales volume increased by 0.9 percent year-on-year to 11.82 million kilolitres, and the overall average selling price increased 2.7 percent year-on year.